Dear Reader,
I joke with my friends, I sing random songs, but I write real poetry. Somethings, everyone can relate to, and my stories and poetry allow that. I think children should especially write poems and stories because adults just do not understand how we feel.
Before We're Done and the other chapters are dedicated to my friends and family. I based the first main poem off icons and quotes I wrote. I write by how I feel and how I think I am feeling.
His Words is about a young woman named Mystel who finds out that she married more than just the love of her life and a successful author when terrible things start happening that also happens in his new novel. His Words talks about a lot of realistic things like divorce and regret.
December's Keep is a tale about a girl named December. She finds a world that can be anything she wants it to be. Then, when she brings a friend there, she has to explain how and why things are different: even about herself.
Faces of Reality is about when I would hang out with my friends and we would all get along, and then we seperated. It's what you face in reality. As you grow older you're not going to be with just a few friends, you expand.
One Last Wish is the sequel to Faces of Reality. This newer story is more focused on cliques and what would happen without them.
I write with other names, usually based on something my friends and I face. The evening is when I write my more nuetral, dark stories. In the morning, when the sun shines through my writing, I write my happier, funnier stories and poems. You'll be able to tell this is my stories, their chapters and their sequels. That is why the mood of my stories change.
I'm not going to be one of those authors saying: R&R on everything. But, I would appreciate it and I hope that you do.
~ my own li'l world ~
MOST RECENT STORIES:
December's Keep
UPCOMING STORIES:
Faces of Reality and One Last Wish
MOST RECENT POETRY:
Before We're Done: Blinded
UPCOMING POETRY:
Before We're Done: The End and A Walk Through Nature- A Tribute for Earth-Day
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